The three women in a delegation of southern African elected officials are with four women who could provide context for their trip in the United States, organized by The Africa Fund. Kneeling in front is Annie King, Office Manager of The Africa Fund and the American Committee on Africa (ACOA). Standing from left to right are: Koti Nyama Deputy Speaker of Northern Province Legislature in South Africa; Edna Madzongwe, Zimbabwe Parliament Deputy Speaker; Jennifer Davis, Executive Director of The Africa Fund and ACOA; Arkansas State Representative Irma Hunter Brown, who accompanied the women on some of their trip; Betsy Landis, lawyer, expert on Namibia working at the UN and long-time ACOA Board...
The three women in a delegation of southern African elected officials are with four women who could provide context for their trip in the United States, organized by The Africa Fund. Kneeling in front is Annie King, Office Manager of The Africa Fund and the American Committee on Africa (ACOA). Standing from left to right are: Koti Nyama Deputy Speaker of Northern Province Legislature in South Africa; Edna Madzongwe, Zimbabwe Parliament Deputy Speaker; Jennifer Davis, Executive Director of The Africa Fund and ACOA; Arkansas State Representative Irma Hunter Brown, who accompanied the women on some of their trip; Betsy Landis, lawyer, expert on Namibia working at the UN and long-time ACOA Board Member; and Lucia Basson, Chairperson of the Management Committee (a position similar to mayor) of Mariental in Namibia.
